Chapter

 1 5,3 |        they were disembarking at Sinigaglia. They were charged with
 2 13,4|      march on Tuscany or to take Sinigaglia, which was the only place
 3 13,4| lieutenants' plan with regard to Sinigaglia, and therefore was marching
 4 13,4|     Urbino, who held the town of Sinigaglia, and who was called the
 5 13,4|          soon as they arrived at Sinigaglia, and had seen Vitellozzo,
 6 13,4|      side until he had reentered Sinigaglia and arrived at the quarters
 7 13,4|       turn of the path perceived Sinigaglia, nearly a mile distant from
 8 13,5|          in the neighbourhood of Sinigaglia; Oliverotto alone had kept
 9 13,5|         left his army to came to Sinigaglia, he had bidden them farewell
10 13,5|          Michelotto, set off for Sinigaglia as soon as the first execution
11 13,5|           that his son had taken Sinigaglia, and gave him an invitation
12 15,1|     Ubaldo Urbino, and La Rovere Sinigaglia; the Vitelli entered Citta